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After restarting IIS(OIDC Server), I receive an error as State not valid #1318

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ozanmanav opened this issue Mar 4, 2024 · 5 comments
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@ozanmanav
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Issue and Steps to Reproduce

After restarting IIS, I receive an error as follows when users first log in. After redirect login and try again it works.

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7.19.0

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After refresh in same page:
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Expected

It should work for first login.

Actual

It is getting error after reset IIS session.

@guillaume-chervet
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hi @ozanmanav ,

Thank you again for your issue :)
Are you restarting your Application Server or your OIDC Server?
Do you have the all newtork history? to understand what's happening?

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1- Our OIDC IIS Server
2- I don't have any network history only have this link and these console messages:

/auth-callback?code=RkdVAiHe-dC0CoDQkQCIvP747mXZPlhFnxuC1IxiBj8&state=5bNZgSMAwLxFAvqR&iss=XXXXX

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@ozanmanav
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ozanmanav commented Mar 19, 2024

@guillaume-chervet We realized that it was related to service worker and had to turn off this mode. :/

@guillaume-chervet
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Thank you @ozanmanav for the feedback. It is a strange bug. I cannot reproduce it.

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guillaume-chervet commented Mar 22, 2024

I found the problem I think and fixed it here : 44d15be

It took me time to find it @ozanmanav but it already fix the HTTP 401 on the userinfo endpoint on the first connection.

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